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• Religious Experience in Mediterranean Antiquity Introduction to the Special Issue

  István Czachesz

  5-13

  2016-06-10

• Do You Need Cognitive Neuroscience to Understand Religious Cognition, Experience and Texts?

  Patrick McNamara

  66-74

  2016-06-10

• Experiencing the Cosmos Seneca’s Silent Prayer from a Cognitive Perspective

  Maik Patzelt

  87-114

  2020-11-06

• Toward a Second Wave of Consilience in the Cognitive Scientific Study of Religion

  Edward Slingerland

  121-130

  2014-01-23

• Commentary on Journal of Cognitive Historiography, Issue 1

  Robert Parker

  186-192

  2015-04-29

• The Rites of the Day of Blood (dies sanguinis) in the Graeco-Roman Cult of Cybele and Attis A Cognitive Historiographical Approach

  Panayotis Pachis

  37-55

  2020-11-06

• Fear and Terror in Buddhist Meditation A Cognitive Model for Meditation-Related Changes in Arousal and Affect

  Jared R Lindahl, Willoughby B Britton, David J Cooper

  147–170

  2022-12-24

• A New Era in the Study of Global History Is Born but It Needs to Be Nurtured

  Harvey Whitehouse, Peter Turchin, Pieter François, Patrick E. Savage, Thomas E. Currie, Kevin C. Feeney, Enrico Cioni, Rosalind Purcell, Robert M. Ross, Jennifer Larson, John Baines, Barend ter Haar, R. Alan Covey

  142-158

  2020-11-06

• Cognitive Historiography Perception, Construal, and Context

  Glen Alexander Hayes

  171–189

  2022-12-24